Looks like you are not being authenticated on the network
when you VPN in. Next time you
open your VPN connection, try using domainname\username
and then password for this
account on the network.
Also be sure that whatever server you are trying to access
allows network access to that
machine from the network.
Also, there could be a policy restriction on the network
preventing you from accessing those
resources. Check with your Network Admin to see if that is
the case.
Let me know the result
Thanks
sunday
>-----Original Message-----
>On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 10:31:05 -0400, "Lanwench [MVP -
Exchange]"
><(E-Mail Removed)
> wrote:
>
>>Not sure if this is relevant, but I think you'll need to
use an LMHOSTS file
>>instead of HOSTS -
>>
>>See http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;180094
>>
>>Note - the padding spaces for the domain name (0x1b)
entry are very
>>important - be sure not to miscount!
>>
>>For more info, see
>>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;150800
>>
>>Also - is your computer a member of the domain, or not?
>>
>>greenbay wrote:
>>> We use VPN to our office. We got no DNS, WINS or other
TCP settings
>>> from the VPN gateway. So I put these settings in my
hosts file.
>>>
>>> When I try to map a drive that is on our fileserver it
ask me for my
>>> credentials, I try to write them( eg domain\name) but
the windows
>>> prompt me that it already tried to log in with these
credentials and i
>>> doesnt work. I then try another login name and i works
fine. This is
>>> the same with other that try to log on, and when they
been prompt to
>>> use another username and password, they can use my
credentials with no
>>> problem.
>>>
>>> The VPN is a Netscreen, servers are W2k and client XP
pro. The
>>> accounts are domain users on the domain.
>>
>
>I will look into this, thank. The computer is a member of
the domain.
>
>.
>
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